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Daily Republican., 1887-07-25

Sale Of the B,audon mill and Lots.

READING, July "a The property OF
the Nader Creek Iron Company, con
sisting Of rolling mill and lot OF real
estate and farmF, which was In the
hands Ct the receiver, IL. Y. Kaufman,
was disposed OF at Blandon yesterday
afternoon. A number Of Philadelphis
Aud New York capitalists were present.
The rolling mill plant WAS knocked
down to F.snk l.. Froment OF New
York for S3l 600. The capacity Of this
mill is about 6,CCO tons finished iron pei
year. Mr.. Fronent will at once begin
the necessary iepairs to tho mill, and
will probably put 1t in operation In q
month. The rest of the property sold
realiz ID some $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
THIRD EDITION.
Applying for = Divorce.

Martha l.. Eianner, nee Tay lor, Is
applying for oivcroe from her hts
6Npd, Linneus Fiabner, in the court OF
Pnilad del phia, On the ground OF non
support and Ill treatment. Martha ie
dspphter of Mr. Taylor Of ihs Ninth
Ward, sna on the arrival CT scout
Fiauner, OF the Salvation Army, she
atteuded his prayer meetings nna De-
came Infatuated with the Scout, cT the
work, aud, after p very ,hort coTItsalp'
mari d MIN, Notwithstanding the op.
nosi,ion Of her fri ,nds. She soou found
that the Scout was no great Saint, out
vhile they remained in this city tnay
mauaged to get along psaceaoIy TO-
Rether. A.,
But after awhile they went - the
New England States. Now YANKEES
appreciate talent aud snovs cowo al
VINO want to climb hut haven / I'VE
ability land SO II was with Linneus. he
hadn't the qualifications aai oecsuie
very unpopular. Several meetings
ended In row, during which FiaaneI
would have been roughly treated hsd
not his oung and prstty wifs intsIteIsa
to protect him. This induced him TO
make the suggestion that as she had
the education shs might do Oil the wors
and he coaid
LOOK AFTER THE MITE BOX.
He ssid that, though he was not e5u'
GATED he ha1 been impressed with the
idea that his creator would inspire him
with intelligence, but in vain. He had
been made a butt OF ridicule and the
regiment must tisband unless she TOOK
the entire responsibility on herself, and
she did. They then left the eaet and
went TO Maryland, but here her spout
ing, mite collecting husband began tt
abuse and i'll treat the woman who hac
stood by hIn. Martha . infatuation TO,
the Sslvationist's life had vanished
long ago, and her heart was by no man
ner OF means IN her work, and surely II
was no, with her usoAnd, whom she
almost losthed ON account of his brutal
treatment.
He wasn't by any means atteL tive u
her, but was much more respectful tt
other salvation fema ales than to her ID.
dragged hcr around from place tc place
and now c,mpeiled her to sleep In tbt
open air, and gave her for food Jus
what pie ces he could pick up.
The young wife would not appeal 4
her friends, and this WAS, probably, th
cause Of his treatment to her, and bt
slider, the Salvation Army, of which b
was captain, had lost caste and tinali.
1t disbanded, and FiaDner brought hi
young wife to this city, where they OF
cupied rocms at Sixtn and Columbi
avenue. Here her husband made Il
provisions for Martha and she wa
Compelled 10 work, aud 80 matters ccr
tinued until his treatment and neRlec
became 30 uabearable that she left him
and finally brought sr:. for divorc
after her health had been broken dowr
She will not SEEK for aid from he
parents st Wilmington, but is at pre-
on: boarding on Sixth street. below G!,
ard avenue, Philsdelphis, and ~o:kin
for her living. He Ia living en- Wa
lace street near Eighth, and, it
charged, not working for living.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
IalEE.

CROSSAN.-On the 23d inst, Warren L.
r. son Of Lliis p. and sarah Orossan, aged
months.
Reiatiyes and friends of the family ar.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of his parents In Chris.
liam Hundred, on Tuesday, July 20, without
iufther notice. Leave the house at l. 80 D.
m. lnterment In Red CLAY Greek Cemetery
Services In the church.
MoiNTi Rk.-ln Chris.iana Hundred, on
the 24th inst, samuel James son Of Ja am es
ana oathsrise Mcintyre, in the 18th year
ofhijage.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
rom tho residences OF his parents, at the
btrley Woods ID IL 8, on Tuesday afternoon
az o click. Inie-ment at Green Hill Gene
terry
knAPP.-On the 24th inst, Helen May
daughter OF Helen V. and the late Char,e,
Knapp, aged three months
helstive5 and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the mothers residence, Sixteenth and
scout streets, on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. lrterment at hiverview com etery
and He said, suffer little children ic
come unto me, and forbid them not, fol
Oisuch Ia the Kingdom Of Heaven"
FRANUIS-On the 23d inst, William M
francis, In tho "a h year OF MS age.
fuIefHl services At ht3 late residence, N
T.. corner Ninth and Orange streets. OF
tuesday, July 2o.h, at p. In. lntermont
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
rns End Of . Famous Lawsuit.

BAN FRANCISCO, July The old
Mnriposa grant suit, which hiss been In
court twenty Ave years, was dismissed
tbis week for waat Of prosecutors. The
suit was brougat by John @. Fremont
and othtrs sgiins. the Mariposa Oom.
pspy and many land holders on tie
grant. The Msriposa tract came ipto
poss ession Of Fremont in 1856 and thir'
teen years later he bonded the property
for sec 600. Many of the defendanti
In this sui. owned these bends. Tit
eI 4 Of his long litigation Is the pre-
l!miuary step in the trattfer OF TIM
great estate, which adjoins the Yoet
mite Valley to o San Francisco syndi
cate, including Senators Jones ant
Fair
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
A COLLAPSED Circus.

A dispatch from Albany to the New
York Sun says: "Rioe's circus, which
has been showing here during the week
collapsed on Friday, and the fifty en-.
ployes, nearly all of whom are strand
ed, are anxiously looking for Manager
OBrien. The latter ordered q street
parade on Friday morning, but without
the band. Tho paraders took about
twenty horses, two csmels, the elep hant
Empress, and the wagons in which the
animals were Gagged, and just enough
men TO care for them.
"They went out in the direction OF
Kenwood. One Of the drivers asked
OBrien where he was making Tor.
The latter replied that they were going
as far toward Philadelphia as they
could get The tents and wsrdrobs
chests are left here, out Mrs. o Brisp,
the managers wife, says they arc her
personal property The show owes CON-
siderable money here"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
Canadian knights Want h''

NEW YoEK, I1ig
Board OF the Kniahn Of u
time ago received f;ou III
members Of ,ha cstsi Pio.
Canadian KUiaat3 Do al
rnle. Tho pan arise'lsa
CnsdisHs sOs hsy' 'Asts,
Asseuh u cor:io, .ccil aal
In ps'te.s s0.'4D, be S,,, 9,a
the Uui,ei st.tod ara ~
ever, The Gsns!.sa Geltt,
ie n be subordinate =, 70 !, ,lh
ia heldouartprs M IN pli.ai..s ,,.
proposition has o'sl ~ ,,I
favor By III Essc1'iFs y !. w.. y,
probab e ;ha. Il vii, o. y" \
the Gen.ral Assembly Of u
II the "heme 1u.s s rS,
adopted i; ia ihau'hii p.,1 l..@l
'Jobp Jobp' s Mcclellan vii 9.'f| 1.
erslMas'eE WoTEnsa ,.cl..Irl u N
General Assembly. NJ Ssg,s,r (,s.,.
merly o mem5es q tie i.t,,, u;II JI,|
tive Board o. The Kntsas q. y q h 1
is now editcr Of . paps' ~
rlne's, o l;sr!o'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
--->t<--
Dot,

The Groce.,' AalCiY!m
excursion u ?eru.s,c7a
Mccall, this a!:e;rnI,
Parker s. Stau.ey bays id
a fine set Of u'cse. pad Ti
ness for W Mah.G, p:upaaj
Logan House,
The stcckho. leIs Of tie n
Loan Association VII, usai
(Tuesdsy) evening 70 tMi|
the by laws, etc.
A cart ,osded witt sand n
this forenoon a; HS'?.ari y
Chestnut strte:s. 0!a o. 7
had completely collapsed.
The regular mae;.Da oi IL
Education vii be he.i 's
The report Of the Conni'A
ers will cone ap +; sci.a''
The & 4 o. + R v!l,al
tickets to Baltimore at u.
during the eucamrnt-.ol D y
of Pyihiss, JAY ej,h % .si
will be on sole or ne -5.an
The Weccscre F!te Cc1
hold its seventh aDlual pl'
Scbeu zan PARK on sa,1'du
80. Professor Hes b0.ts on
furnish the music.
St. Joau'a Caste, No. !
returns special thanss 10 y;
the Baltimore aIt 0i!o o.
pany for cour,s,!As eiisSa ~.
recent visit 10 s.. J;al'lA
of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
Tho Beptasophs Prizes.

The two silver Ice pitchers In Baypard's 4
window will be disposed OF by Washing.
ton Conclave, No. 2, on the occ ,sion Of
their excursion to Birmingham Park,
Wednesday, August Sd, under the follow,
ing conditions: One of the pit hers will
be offered for the best score iu rifle shoot
ing, open to all and subject to the rules Of
the Wilmington Rifle Club.
The other pitcher will also be offered
fer the best score in iiile shooting, bu,
VIII only be open to members of tn,
Grand Army. An entrance les of .,
cents will bc charged in ach cas-, and a,
these prizes IRE valuable, there is n,
doubt, but there will be numte of con
testants for each. Enteres can be mad,
with William X Long at the REpUBrICA,
office until the morning of theeXcursion
-->s>~.
Gepuin American key vii din
watches, 10 3 ounce CASES, warrsut.d
for 81. ut Hant'e Is Eas: Fourth vt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
The Condition OF Jo,eph Hood,

Joseph Hood, the colored man who
had something over Cpe hundred bird
shot pisated In him By his brother vii.
Ham, on Sunday, the l7lh instant, coa.
ttnu.s to improve, and there is 10 doubt
hut he will recover. His brother and
nephaw are in jail, and viii hava q
hearing before Squire Smith on Thurs
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
,,owufsli Of n Pacific e''

SAN FRANcI@Ca, gui' j,n 'of 4
Ferenald, once the vile ee,itt,is,, =.
stock broker, was com aan. lll,'' nj
asylum YESTERDAY. IA a'vu, VA; c,eJ
ago a social sensation !, w.; ss;elIa
arrest on tie charee o. o"na SS d
mond rirg from a fast ai.!ya1 yoaIssu suI J
town. she was a qu',;;eut, q; n, VI IA
lstions in court ru'leai IN M u
Sbe took to drink, anu .i n ~ bI
been a If, quent -nnatHs Hsr trsG
here and a. Oakland, !, hsl r,,e III
often to reform her ana ES n, ID
T,' " for her until he los, i: Y,sl
died about two year; asJ, b,,cus.
once beautiful wife na'
wreck. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
burglars Baked by Broken Drill.

LYNN, Mass, July 24.-Early yeste rday
morning burglars entered the Hood Cot
tage Hotel at Nahant and taking the safe
from the office rolled it to beach near
by. Breaking drill they could not open
the safe. They then took horse and
wagon from the hotel stable and drove to
this city, where the police found the team.
Although the hotel is filled with summer
boarders, no one saw or heard the bur.
glars. Two stores were entered by the
thieves.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
ON FRIDAY
ON FRIDAY,
THE 2yTH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At 2 o'clooE p. m,

Tho following described resl ostato, viz:
All that certain let Of land WITH q brick
dwelling thereof erected, situate In the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle Uounty and
State OF delaware, bounded and described
as follows, to witt
Beginning at point on the southerly side
Of Ltndoa street at the distance Of II feet Q
iocbos easterly from the easteriy side OF
Franklin streor, thence southerly and psral.
lei with Ftanslin street, patslig Though
the middle Of the division wall between
this house I'D tho hOuss adjoining on tho
wess ~ tset 10 q corner, thence easter. y par
allel with L. ndnn street ~ feet ipobes TO 4
corner, tneDce Hortheriy parallel with the
rrst IL mentioned line and fraDklin street 50
feot to tho southeriy side OF Lis den street
Aforesaid, ami thencs thereby Westerly Y
feet inches 10 the place Of bsginniov, be
the contents thereof what they may. Book
Y, Vol. 10, page 27o, SO.
Selzsd and taken In execution as the prop
ertS OF J. fraut kutn and Ida NJ, has vile,
and /. t., and to be sold by
GILES LA nBs ON, Sheriff.
Sheritts Orlce, WILMINGTON, inly ",
1887. lyl2-eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25

NYUTICE.-I Will COMMENCE ON
N MONDAY, April 25tn, to regulate,
seal end stamp all weights and measures
used In New CASTLE County, this year. All
worK left at Kyle's Ninth and King streets,
or at my residence, ,ll3e Poplar street, VII.
mington, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYEE,
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
A-23 6m. cod
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
FIFTH E0III|
Alien u fs''0nal,
pAss a lew ve.k,",., y n,

Alien u P''.Onsl,H
p,1' c'an a lt" week, '.t! It 49,, \ n
'aSd :" Spring p H'as,', de- ssss' no, \
c,,. ~ =. B,u,d.p WV s''a
0'ey nf1f mcr,t' W. vi!
the Pompa,o7. g.
trip. " A'x9st,,,
:. E. l.. va,,,,,,,,
YORK lime. i, y'.aa W '4sa, d
''.y y. and in Ntv,., "-a hIa
ssnl Iho ., R,' toy, ,J.H,c.t,,,,| i
ieh' jyg % OF .i,. ne.,va'e &, ". WI n
m,o. '' 6' 6''ufn'rGn!O..,r,ts,]
~ars ar ''' sy.n.. Gs..,I!s ,. ln,,) ,1
Piermont, N. j. "'''I'i |
g. Mlss Maai sri3.,.r
| SCOtt Sn,,, n r,,
spet Jpsn d a week VII. h. ~ y
Philadelphia. '- '-'i
., John slr \, Rab.l,cu s,,.,,.
ss,,Ny a, Brand vine sp...,,,' ~ 4 ''u !
family 'cr The :eaa,.assnll ,," ~ !
,.,il The J Rev A. n K.i,,,,,
from ,nh ~ Boston, aaa cc.SS's. ,',ss !
Gay. "'''a Vss
c,ls, riar K l.. can-o.. ,,,,
city to.iay, alt ys,.s''a .l''
CAN Cfice '- Na
Registrar B.a,,o,,. st..
day for a s,.uns, :, =, 'a'l = .
on his homewa:l j.a,,.. .,[ y.
Saratoga sp,assssi.sTjn' n
| G'lpin WoOdxa.i, N,
man Ter Ksnt Irla,r.l ~ y
pany, has ls;urre! i,,r !
vscatilr, t!a7e..a. ia,o,'
west.
i Squire Monazaln. VII,
ct roflhoas: core: 4, p,
'ey stretls, ,-t, I:e.a,i /.
hn'ps III Qlt3t2, H,j
visited the o.,I ct1l,,f
Joseph Iiaa.ey, tr..s,,
pion of Delaware, VA nv v
o Miss Sadie Doaa..y. ,,,'i r,,'i
the late w Il Cam. Z, Z
Catholic Church, oa I'M,
William J. Brs d,
Nul embe:r, Getnrt, i
leave OF ao.e.c4 %: ,.,s
will sail !or ;a..c,,.i,
: August.
Miss Hattie Z. Erl,
Wayne, Iud:aas valtv
friends in New Y9:t B.,
! BraI cb, arrived / .ssr
Gay aud IL Low ,o,p,,
+ sailte A. Tag .: 3Q.E..
: Mrs. Aaue, Nr:,, VII
= Pepper NJr-s. il,ual.I
, resident u tits city, b
; ploysd In the T.sasg:y
. Wssh'"utou, i. Oh T.s
:. this city.
4, Louis A. B.cs'as.t A
are visiting Lara. Ca
: Natural B!ijsa They
Il last OF he v-ps. T4rs
s Point Com.ori AZ Z.
retutn TIP.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
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Ease Ball.


The following games were played
Saturday:
Pittsourg-Pitts5urg, a; Indianaro.
lis. 5.
Washington-Washin2ton, S; Ph:ia.
delphia, 3
Uhicago-Chicago, s; Detroit, 4.
YESTERDAY GAME
Ridgewotd, L. Brooklyn, 3; ST.
Louie, A..
NOTES.
Alexander McKinnon, first basemsu
OF the Pittsburg Club, died at his hom,
in Boston on Sunday.
the management of the Pit:sb2r2
Club have refused to release Morris, tn,
left handed pitcher, to the New Y5rk
Club.
Manager Bancroft, OF the Athlstic,
has resigned his position. lie nas de-
ctded to give Cp base ball.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
Runaway.

& horse attached 10 milk wagon OF
q. L. Walker, OF Greenville, took fright
this morning near Rising Sun Station,
and ran as far as Mt Salem Lane, " hen
he came in contsst with the fence,
breaking a shaft and stopping his mad
race Mr. Walker, who was in the
wagon, luckily escaped uDhurt.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
Lying Very Iii.

Mrs. Cornell, residing at No 6)9 West
Second STREET, is lying seriously Ill, and
1t is paid her sickness was caused by
the recent hot weather. The street from
Jefferson to Madison is CLOSED 10 prey ent
her being annoyed by passing teams.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
Ths w oathoS.

To omorrow promises to be fair and
warm. On Wednesday fair to partly
cloudy and continued high temper
ture, Notwithstanding local showers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
VIM. B. SHARP & CO,
Fourth and Market SIS.

Why suffer from
Mosquito Or fly bites
when it's so easily
and cheaply pre-
vented? The hot
weather is apt to
rufHe your temper
without being fur
ther tempted by
flies or mosquitoes.
Buy q Canopy for
your bed and get
more sleep and be
happy. sl.25, with
p a t e n t folding
frame, cord and pull
ley complete.
A n O t h e L hot
weather luxury
Mexican III a m
mocks, white and
colored, $l.25.
Odds and ends in
the upholstery--a
few fine plush cen
tre-table covers,lace
borders-reducedt tC
S2.75.
For the bath.
rOom-an odd lot OF
L u r kis b Towels
good size and nice
quality, reduced
from 25c. to l23a.
Another small lot
of Silk Taffeta
Gloves, 6 to 81 in
&C O ! ors-blacks
two sizes missing
All reduced from
soc. to 25.
! All our Lisle
thread Gloves in
{ blacks and colors
all sizes, reduced
t from 25c. to Is.
French Sateens
!: reduced from 373c
, to 25 and 30.
= VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
y Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
MARRIAaEa

STEHI IINH-iDNES.- .-Cn July 7th, at the
resideDcs ofthe BRIDES brother, l24l wal
nut street, by Rev. Mr.. Lindsey. Mr.
Frank Sterling to MissS. Ella Jon,s, for.
merly Of Cecil County Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
peach rs,il'A'', ,

A peach festival .,'s ss,l.,i1iysiaf sl,i J, n
ChuIch, IN a aI,s1 ten, on .ne:,,, m o J,
fourth aud Ma'"r5 "r5e, % lais y
sss9iHs ss;a Ssy pfIii SlI ihs e too. ee'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
.s,d for UOuh

john Smith, cc;of''' s;,i ;as ID
the larcery OF g c'ss's AL 5 asi
'; Wi'a% v Il ~ 5ss':" sas:' o. : 1ss.'5', II,
an and ins was s'5 'o5omnli'tsd!, .!,ies u ): 10
bail for bis sppsN' ''
Camera SessioOs' -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
"a, Bs.s Bs'I :,

A farmer named ned. 2 Hsriige, .4i W. !,
HhS his grass or weeds ,l, q, Sa:e ! bill i Il
to two young durt,'' ,lr ts,'',crpo'''
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
WHEY " !

But it is kot, and no
doubt you want to be
comfortable.
Go to Mullin & Son,
Sixth and Market. and
get for yourself a Thin
Suit, OF if you don't
want the whole suit
you can get a Thin
Coat or Coat and Vest
tor almost a song. They
have left a good assort-
ment of Seersuckers
Mohair and Alpaca
Goats and Y ests. They
also have a big lot o.
Linen and MohalI
Busters.
Also for the boys
Thin Coats and Pants
Flannel Shirts, Shirr
Waists, etc.
There never was ;
better chance to get ;
Good Suit made wei
and quickly; not 81
many goods to selec
from aS now.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25

ID EnOBOrh BEACH,
III A private family having more room
than they need, will furnish trstclass board
few select families Reference required.
AddrsJs MRS. BROOKS, Rehoboth, Del
,yle eod-tt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25

NOTtCE-E sPELlAL uLEtlNi4 tIr
~ the stockholders " the Wilminytnn
loan Asso d0tiCn VII be heli On Ino-tsv
evening next, July rs, to Lsar ito report Of
TO tage s,ch action thereon an nav 10
deemed advisable W
HENRY q ENGLISH. President
GEO. U. hlRkIS, Secretary iy.bl .,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
RAYM0ND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
Par les will leave PHILADELPHIA
4 GRAND SUMMER TRIPS

IN THE MONTH OF AUGUST,
as ollowa:-
August Falls. the Thou
sand lslaude, AlfXanoria Bay, tho IT. Law
rencs River ard rapids, Mon real, Lake
Memphremaeog, M Boston, and rev orR. 13
days.
August I5.-The Hudson River, Sarato
ga, Lase teora Lake ChEmplslD, Ausab;e
Uhasin Buringt n, Vt, utiaId, Vi. BOs
ton spd Her YOTk. days.
August 10 -lh9 il udeon River TfeC tor
Fails the IncusaFd Islands, Alexandris
Bsy, the 1t. Lawrence River ana hapi1e,
Montreal, Queb'c Falls OF Montno orol G.,
the White Mountains, Boston ard NeD
\ ors, IA dBys
August 70 New YORK., Boston, the
Whlta hoLhtatAs, Montreal, Lachius
Rapids, tlHe3e3 Fails CT NCntmorcnci, st
AawreLce aver S.9Ue.ay River ana Lake
AleE vtreVlZIoE. IL iars
IN addition 10 "tova second Excur.
SION 10 the yellow stone 81 ationsI
farN. alSus. - Stur5 GA to TIE Ie-
ioWstCHe Faut ELi Pax, Fuhet SoQLu snQ
CailiJrniA, ,eLteLbsr IL; tnt t. l.uyet
oouau abc California, october II.
| W. RAYNJNN Ia. WHIICUYH
A5-Send ior descriptive circular d. esisnat-
Ing Whether D. Ob 'i cur aEgust Iripk the
1eilows,ohe Rational PaIk Or ts.iIorlis
/ Tours is desirod
N. + SEIELHS, Agont TOR Raynond,s
Vacation Excursions. Ill SOuth N in1h
street tunder reOB.inentat HoteI.
%i""e'pbi"' ia ly2t'3C
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25

Taylor & Fullerton's blood purifier
removes all impurities OF the blood.
Tay lor & Fullerton, S02 Kug street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
ON FRIDAY,
THE 20TH DAY OF JULY, l357.
At2 O'Clock, y. M,

The following described real estate, viz:
Three three-story brick building or dwelling
houses lOca ed on a lot or piece. Of Land situate
in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
aud STATE Of Delaware:
BeRinniug AT Il point on the snutherly side OF
Linden street, at the distance of 80 feet more or
less from the raslerly side of Franklin street.
theme eastcrly and pas;in through the midi
die of the partition wall between the mo /
westerly one of the said three HOUSES, and tue
house ad dining on the west and parallel with
franklin street 81 fret, thence rasterly aud
parallel with Linden street. 40 feet to "A corner,
thence northerly and parallel with rrank lin
street, 50 feet TO the sain tasierly side OF Ian
den street, and thence thereby w sterly 20 feet
to the place tf beginning the most westerly
of said house having a ma II building IS feet
by ~ feet with Il twO.story back building Is
feet by y feet and the remaining Two hOus 5
each ma n building IL feet inches hy 10 feet
and Il Onc-story back building Il feet by 10
feet.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF homas $ Hampton, contractor, and
John i. Ruth, owner or repuled owner, seized
and to be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
ShpriH's Dfipp wilmingtDn ,JulX IL. lsS,.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25

ChERttF'S SAbE.-Bi SlhitE OF
= tundiy writ1 n levari Faclas 10 me
dIrsctd, will be exposed TO public sale,
at tle court House, on Market street, be
twesn rent1 and Eleventh streets, in the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
CHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF

~ N writ Of Lcyari Fscias to me directed,
will br exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the ely OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
TIE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1857,
At2 O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot of land with II brick
dwelling thereon err cted, situate in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county and state of
Delaware, bounded and de :cribed as follows TO
wit.
Beginning at a point on the souther Y side OF
Linden street at the distance of feet easterly
from the eastcrly side Of Franklin ST., thence
southcrly parall' with franklin street 80 feet
to u corner thence easterlv parallel with Lin
den street % feet Inches to Il corne', thence
northerIy par tllcl with the first mentioned
line and FRANKLIN street passing through the
middle q: the divislOl wall, between his hOns"
and the house adjoining, on tn" east - feet 70
the s0utherly tidc of Linden street aforesaid
and thence thereby westerly y feet inches 10
the place of beginning, 1e the contents there
of what they may. Book r, vol. l3, page 2 q.
&c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty ofJ. Frank Ruth and Ida NJ, his wife,
and I. l., anu to he sold by
GILES LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherin's Office. W ilmi gton. July IL, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-25
VIM. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streets.
TO PEACH BASKET MAKERS,

We are prepared to furnish machine
for the manufacture OF fruit oyster and
berry baskets, crates, etc, on the most
reasonable terms, and will guarantee
them to turn out more work for the
money than any other machines on the
market.